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The Mother’s Day weekend saw air travel in the United States hit a pandemic-era high, with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reporting record passenger numbers at airports across the country. On Sunday May 9th more than 1.7 million passengers passed through airport checkpoints, the highest numbers seen since the coronavirus pandemic crushed both domestic and …

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There is nothing like the experience of visiting a great American city solo. It is truly liberating to make your own schedule of places to visit and events to attend. This summer, many Americans are looking to spend some ‘ME’ time in the best US cities for solo travel.  Some may not be surprised at …

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As seasons go, the past few have been uncharacteristically quiet for Carnival Cruise Line. The cruise industry giant, based out of Doral, Florida, would typically have cruised scores of travelers on exotic trips around the world by now – but, as a result of the pandemic, finds itself instead wrestling with a no sail order …

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Things have become a bit easier for international travelers entering the U.S. The CDC has announced they are now accepting at-home rapid tests as part of the Covid-19 entry requirements, giving travelers another easier (and possibly cheaper) option. Updated Requirements by CDC The U.S. updated its entry protocols in January, requiring all air passengers arriving …

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In unprecedented scenes through the whole of 2020, wave after wave of flights were cancelled by airlines, reeling from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic that had been sweeping across the globe. As a result of the cancellation, travelers have been handed billions of dollars-worth of flight credits – with expiration dates that are looming …

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Due to the varying lockdowns in the United States over the past year, many US passport agencies were been closed down partially or totally. This is due to limited in person services at the agencies that are affected by the local health concerns over the spread of COVID-19. This had caused the passport wait times to …

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Visiting nature is a great way to unwind, relax, and enjoy some time away from daily life. Located in the stunning Californian wilderness, Yosemite National Park is no exception. First time visitors as well as returning visitors may be curious about what activities and experiences the park has to offer. Here are 7 memorable and …

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Many of us are planning to spend our 2021 vacations in the U.S. rather than overseas. Here we celebrate some less explored gems our bounteous country has to offer. Lassen Volcanic National Park, California Northeast California’s untamed volcanic wilderness is dominated by Lassen Peak volcano, which last erupted in 1914. The dramatic terrain hisses with …

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Compared to this time last year, travelers have more options when it comes to traveling, due to a general reduction in the number of Covid-19 cases around the world and the creation of the vaccine late last year. However, as countries around the world slowly begin to open their arms to foreign travels, one place …

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The summer is coming, and American couples are eager to get back into travel. If you are looking for an urban couples adventure, a romantic weekend in a cabin, or a beach vacation, the USA has tons of options for couples. Here is a list of the most popular destinations in the United States that …

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It would be the understatement of the year to say that the pandemic has taken its toll on travel and tourism, and few sectors have been more affected than the ailing cruise industry. Yet whilst cruises in the US were handed some positive news by the CDC last week, some cruise lines are facing other …

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With California set to reopen June 15th, travelers may be curious as to what attractions are currently open in the Golden State. Those traveling with children might have added questions about activities that will keep the whole family entertained, especially after a year of limited travel possibilities. For San Francisco at least, look no further. …

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